Zero Tolerance: Sam Nunberg Interview
Synopsis
Three key figures-Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, and Jeff Sessions-form an alliance at the Breitbart Embassy to influence immigration policy after a failed bill.
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Synopsis
Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, and Jeff Sessions gather at the Breitbart Embassy to strategize on immigration reform following the Republican autopsy. Their alliance aims to influence a failed immigration bill from 2006 and 2007, which many believe contributed to the rise of the Tea Party. Bannon's leadership at Breitbart shifts conservative media dynamics, as the outlet becomes a primary source for talking points, overshadowing Drudge Report. This collaboration significantly impacts the political discourse surrounding immigration in 2013.
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Why Watch
- Find out how Bannon, Miller, and Sessions shaped immigration policy.
- See why the 2007 immigration bill failure fueled the Tea Party.
- Meet the figures behind the rise of Breitbart's influence.
Did You Know
- The immigration bill that failed in 2007 contributed to the rise of the Tea Party.
- Stephen Miller was considered an outcast in 2015 and came from Michele Bachmann's office.
- Breitbart became more influential than Drudge Report around 2013.
- Jeff Sessions was described as a perennial backbencher with limited influence.
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Who were the three gentlemen involved in the immigration issue alliance?
The three gentlemen were Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, and Senator Jeff Sessions.
What was the significance of the failed immigration bill in 2007?
The failed immigration bill in 2007 contributed to the rise of the Tea Party after Bush lost the presidency.
What did Trump need to secure for the upcoming election according to the interview?
Trump needed to secure his base and deliver on issues important to them to gain an additional 4 to 6 percent of support in the election.
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